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AI recap: The rise of the prompt engineer and biased driverless cars

Our round-up of the most interesting artificial intelligence news in August includes a job created by AI, the problem of racial bias in driverless cars and how robots are better at 'are you a robot?' tests than humans

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Health

Running shoes with higher heels could increase your risk of leg injury

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Members of SafeStreetRebel, a group of anonymous anti-car activists, place a cone on a self-driving robotaxi to disable it in San Francisco, California on July 11, 2023. Members of SafeStreetRebel, a group of anonymous anti-car activists, have been actively calling for participants to help protest the spread of robotaxis for malfunctioning and blocking traffic. (Photo by Josh Edelson / AFP) (Photo by JOSH EDELSON/AFP via Getty Images)

Technology

Our priorities are all wrong when it comes to new technologies

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2PEK6YC Professor Chris Stringer, Head of Human Origins at London's Natural History Museum, moves a cast taken from the a skull of what is said to be a new species in the evolution of man named 'Homo Floresiensis' during a news conference Wednesday Oct. 27, 2004. At left is a cast of Homo Sapiens skull. (AP Photo/Richard Lewis)

Humans

How artefacts are found tells its own story 鈥� if we want to hear it

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Mathematics

How the history of maths is much more diverse than you think

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Oxygen-28 has 8 protons and 20 neutrons

Physics

Super-heavy oxygen hints at problem with the laws of physics

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Drones racing round a course

Technology

AI beats champion human pilots in head-to-head drone races

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A school building damaged from shelling in the city of Chernihiv, Ukraine

Technology

Earthquake sensors are tracking bombing attacks in Ukraine

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MXCB40 The newly created Peters Village, still under construction, on the bank of the Medway in Kent, England

Environment

Scrapping English river pollution rules will result in a murky outcome

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Technology

Implant lets people type on virtual keyboards with just brain signals

A company called Synchron, backed by Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, may become the first to commercialise a brain implant that lets people control touchscreen devices using brain signals

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Health

Your skin microbiome may affect how attractive you are to mosquitoes

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Environment

Just 12 per cent of people eat half of the beef consumed in the US

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Technology

AI shows no sign of consciousness yet, but we know what to look for

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Health

Drinking alcohol doesn’t give people ‘beer goggles’ after all

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